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This document will supplement your research about working as an EMT-B in other states once you earn your National Registry of EMT and/or North Carolina credentials. NREMT is the broadest certifying agency for credentials, granting reciprocity in 40 states. If you're NREMT certified you will often have to take additional continuing educational pieces or tests to meet each individual state's requirements. Each state sets rules for whether your certification will be accepted. Unfortunately states change rules w.out notifying the National Registry, so you'll have to verify the current requirements.
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Common reciprocity requirements: ? Current and valid NREMT certification or state certification ? Current state training meets the training requirements for the state in which you are applying ? Provide documentation of course completion initial certification at you're level and/or course completion of a refresher course ? Written exam if you are not an NREMT ? Background check and possible finger printing ? Many states will waive further testing if you are an NREMT / some states require an additional practical exam testing your skills. ? Some states require additional training to understand specific state protocols and procedures.
State by State Reciprocity Recognition and Requirements
Alabama NREMT-B Alaska NREMT-B, All States For EMT-P current state cert is required & potential employer must sponsor you. Arizona NREMT-B Refresher course is required Arkansas NREMT-B, Some States Practical Exam California NREMT-B, All States Colorado NREMT-B ACLS course is required, if indicated Connecticut NREMT-B, All States Delaware NREMT-B, All States Additional training & written exam required. District of Columbia NREMT-B, All States Florida NREMT-B, All States Georgia All States Hawaii NREMT-B, All States Idaho NREMT-B Illinois All States Indiana NREMT-B, All States Iowa NREMT-B Additional training required. Kansas All States Additional training may be required. Kentucky NREMT-B Louisiana NREMT-B, All States Maine NREMT-B, All States Maryland All States Refresher course & written exam required Massachusetts All States Written exam required. Michigan NREMT-B, All States Minnesota NREMT-B, All States Practical skills tested is required if not NREMT Mississippi NREMT-B Missouri NREMT-B Montanna NREMT-B
Nebraska NREMT-B Nevada NREMT-B New Hampshire NREMT-B New Jersey NREMT-B, All states Refresher course is required for EMT-B New Mexico NREMT-B, All States New York All States If you live in border state, you can recertify with refresher course. North Carolina NREMT-B, All States North Dakota NREMT-B, All States Ohio NREMT-B and Some States Oklahoma NREMT-B, All States Oregon All States Pennsylvania All States PA is divided into 16 regions. Reciprocity must be applied for in each region. Rhode Island NREMT-B, All States Written exam required. South Carolina NREMT-B NREMT certification accepted if expiration date is more than 6 months away. Practical and written exams may apply. South Dakota NREMT-B, All States Refresher training required. Tennessee NREMT-B and Some States Must have both current state certification and NREMT Texas NREMT-B, All states Utah NREMT-B, All states Refresher training, written & practical exam required. Vermont All States Virgina All States Washington NREMT-B, All States Written exam required. West Virginia NREMT-B, All States Wisconsin NREMT-B, All States
States Commonly Worked by NCAOE Graduates: These are the states that our students most frequently live and expect to work.
Alabama reciprocity information: ems and Alabama requires NREMT certifications. No additional written exam required. You have to be NREMT to come into the state and then also take the AL Protocol education, which is 4-6 hours. The Protocol education has to be done by an Alabama service or one of our Regional EMS Offices.
Colorado reciprocity info: Colorado requires a NREMT certification. It does not recognize other state certifications.
Florida reciprocity information: (850)-245-4910 Florida recognizes NREMT & other state certifications-other state certs. require additional testing. You are required to submit an application & a copy of your National Registry certificate, wallet card & a Statement of Good Standing (DH Form 1164)
Georgia reciprocity information: (404) 679-0547 You do not need additional training if you're an NREMT- but you do need to fill out a form at above website
Kentucky reciprocity information: Kentucky requires NREMT and another state certification. In addition you must complete a variety of continuing education unit prior to working EMS in Kentucky. Website: Application:
New York reciprocity info: (518) 402-0996 Ext. 1&3 New York State does not grant certification as an EMT based solely on National Registry. If you currently hold an EMS certification or license from another state or the U.S. Military you may be able to obtain a New York State Certification through the reciprocity process.
Ohio reciprocity information: . Ohio recognizes both NREMT and other state certifications. No additional testing required. Verification Form is to be forwarded (by the candidate) to the state-certifying agency of the state in which initial training was completed, as well as any other state in which you hold, or have ever held, certification. The verification form will be used to determine if additional course work is needed to meet Ohio curriculum requirements.
Pennsylvania reciprocity info: Pennsylvania is moving towards requiring NREMT certification. Currently, they require NREMT for the licensure/certification of some, but not all, levels of EMS personnel. It grants reciprocity on a case-by-case basis for out of state applicants in levels for which it does not recognize national certification. Phone: 717-787-8740
South Carolina reciprocity information: (803) 545-4204 South Carolina recognizes NREMT and/or other state certifications. You can become a South Carolina EMT if you hold a NREMT designation. You can also become a South Carolina EMT if you only hold a state certification. Within a year, you must obtain your SC EMT certification.
Tennessee reciprocity information: (615) 741-2584 You must hold a current certification of license in another state and hold a current NREMT.
Texas reciprocity information: (512) 834-6700 Applicatipon- You must be an NREMT to become certified in Texas.
Virginia reciprocity information: Contact T.Twyman, Toni.Twyman@vdh. VA requires either a NREMT or other state certification. With NREMT or other state certification, you may work for up to a year. Within a year, you must complete VA continuing education units and take a written exam.
West Virginia reciprocity information: You must be an NREMT to be certified in W.Virginia.
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